With international borders beginning to reopen following the Covid-19 pandemic, travelling is back on the books again for vacationers. After an extended period of staying at home to curb the spread of the disease, citizens across the world are now keen to pack their bags and satisfy their hunger for wanderlust by travelling again.

Catering to this growing demand within the travel sector, Royal Caribbean has stepped up to satisfy vacationers' needs with its signature revolutionary cruises. Starting June 30 this year, Royal Caribbean's Spectrum of the Seas will restart its international cruise, setting sail from Singapore to Port Klang and Penang.

A leader in the leisure cruise segment, Royal Caribbean has delivered innovation at sea for over 50 years. The cruise line continues to raise the bar for holidaymakers with class-leading ships boasting cutting-edge technologies along with the latest and greatest in guest experiences. The cruise line currently carries itineraries to 240 destinations in 61 countries across six continents, including its Asia Cruises, which are kicking off this year..

After a two-year hiatus, Spectrum of the Seas is the first cruise ship in Singapore to sail to destinations overseas. Spectrum will depart Singapore with stops at Port Klang and Penang, Malaysia.

Royal Caribbean will operate three to nine-night itineraries for guests. Spectrum of the Seas will depart from Singapore on June 30 and dock at Port Klang on July 1 - its first port of call - before continuing on to Penang on July 2.

For guests keen to indulge in a long-awaited vacation, Spectrum of the Seas provides the perfect setting for a memorable vacation with well-appointed, luxurious suites and lofts. In addition to transporting guests to popular Malaysian destinations, the innovative ship is designed to cater to guests needs.

On board, each passenger can enjoy the ultimate combination of thrills, entertainment, dining and activities Royal Caribbean is renowned for. Catering to travellers of all ages and interests, Spectrum of the Seas boasts a number of unique experiences that passengers can indulge in.

This includes experiencing the Sky Pad bungee trampoline adventure, and SeaPlex, the largest indoor activity complex at sea. Here, guests can partake in fun activities such as bumper cars, the skydiving simulator, RipCord by iFly and the FlowRider surf simulator. They can also capture insta-worthy moments at North Star, the all-glass observation capsule, which takes them 91m above sea level.

Dining options are also aplenty on board the Spectrum of the Seas. Passengers can savour an array of cuisines on board, ranging from Asian to Western as well as speciality dining options. Spectrum also offers the luxurious Suite Enclave that features exclusive amenities such as private dining rooms and dedicated lounges.

Entertainment offerings on board include original shows by Royal Caribbean Productions; Music Hall; Game Arcade; and the Outdoor Poolside Movie Screen ensure that there will never be a dull moment on board. When the time comes to kick back and relax, Spectrum has got you covered with a range of holistic treatments at the Body and Mind Spa. Guests can also work up a sweat in her fully equipped fitness centre or visit the adults-only Solarium or soak in the indoor and outdoor pools.

Part of the appeal of Royal Caribbean's new itineraries for Spectrum of the Seas lies in the cruise line's ability to reconnect holidaymakers with the vibrant and culture-rich cities of Penang and Kuala Lumpur. Passengers can look forward to experiencing new adventures and a plethora of cultures ashore in both cities. The curated shore excursions afford guests the opportunity to visit historic sites and savour mouth-watering street food and more as they sail from one idyllic destination to the next.

To find out more about Spectrum of the Seas Asia Cruises, visit www.royalcaribbean.com or our preferred partner at 1 Utama Roadshow from 20 - 24 July 2022.